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Though this question is not outlook specific, in this case i am using outlook
2007.
I have a personal email certificate from thawte. And I use that to sign an
email which I send to someone else. The idea is so that the other person can
send me an encrypted email using my signature.
For this to work, does he also need to have a digital ID (I assume this is
the same as a personal email cert) of his own? Technically, he needn't,
right? because all he needs to send an encyrpted email is my public key which
he would've got from my signed email.
thanks for clearing this up!
2007.
I have a personal email certificate from thawte. And I use that to sign an
email which I send to someone else. The idea is so that the other person can
send me an encrypted email using my signature.
For this to work, does he also need to have a digital ID (I assume this is
the same as a personal email cert) of his own? Technically, he needn't,
right? because all he needs to send an encyrpted email is my public key which
he would've got from my signed email.
thanks for clearing this up!